Our friends have a huge amount of sway as well (41% cite their influence).
Physicians can therefore hold a fair amount of sway in how decisions are made.
"He held a tremendous amount of sway" in the administration of Gov. Christie Whitman, said Jeffrey Tittel, director of the New Jersey chapter of the Sierra Club.
Over the years, Ms. Regan has gained a growing amount of sway within the company because of her ability to generate profits from books and other ventures.
A comparison between the control and experimental groups revealed that the intervention program had not significantly increased gait velocity while it had significantly decreased the amount of sway.
These conservative operatives and lobbyists and power-brokers, whose animosity toward McCain is well established (and luminously mutual), have held a tremendous amount of sway in the Republican party for 30 years.
But with $5.2bn in income and 64,000 jobs attributed to the reef, the tourism industry could gain a large amount of sway "if they could get their act together and jump and down as a unit", Fontes says.
Their interactions with the federal government can be significant; they may have a large amount of sway, for instance, over local gun laws or the implementation of health insurance policies.
Given the sheer amount of sway that the RJC's Sheldon Adelson holds over American politics, it's hard to imagine that Trump was aggressively trying to insult his audience; even if he doesn't want their money, surely he doesn't want it going to someone else.
Both balance instability and attentional control of movements can, nonetheless, be determined from the center of pressure (CoP) measurements by examining the effects of dual-task on the amount of sway activity (as measured by CoP velocity − Vcop) and the statistical regularity of the CoP trajectory (the wavelet entropy of the signal − WEcop).
Norms can hold a great amount of sway in a population, even when we never see the corresponding behaviors that the norm is meant to elicit.
